This team builder can be used with just one group of students, or with several groups of students “competing” against one another. All you need is one 8’ long 2X4 for each team. Here’s what you do.Tell the students to get into groups/teams of 5. Next, hand them each a 2X4 and tell them to lay it on the...

This is a great team builder for any group, because athleticism isn’t a requirement. Absolutely everybody in your group can participate! Here’s what you do.Divide the group into equal teams, no more than 4 people big. Give each team the exact same amount of newspaper, the exact same amount of tape, and 1 egg. The object is simple: teams...

To set up this team builder, find a place that has poles already sunk into the ground that are about 8-15 feet apart from one another. (Think of the pavilion at your local playground or park; they are covered areas that are usually supported by columns at the four corners.) Divide your group into equal teams of at least...

This is more of a team builder for your adult volunteer leaders. We use it to identify which leaders have built relationships with which youths, and which youths need to be concentrated on by us a little bit more.We take a large bulletin board and clear it off. (If it’s a really big group, use a WHOLE wall.)...

This team builder is a little different than the rest of the ones on our site. There is no pit of crocodiles to cross over, and no burning buildings to evacuate. Just some good ol team building at the heart’s level. Here’s what you do.If you have a group of more than 30 students, break them in half, otherwise,...

This team builder requires some creativity on your part, and a fair bit of preparation. But, it’s all worth it! Supplies Needed:Blindfolds (1 for every 5 kids you have)Crutches (one crutch for every 5 kids you have)Wooden dowel rods, or equivalent (3 for every 5 kids you have)Lots of duct tapeLead your kids to a location that is a...